1. CS100J 11 September 2003 Course Management System for CS100J is now populated with students who were pre-registered. Look at course web page to see how to get to it and what to do if you are not in it. Consider changing your section to a less crowded one! Some sections are overly crowded. Others are 1/3 full. Tuesday 10:10 section is canceled. Today’s topic: Customizing a class (continued) Quote for the day: There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home. --Ken Olson, president, chairman and founder of Digital Equipment Corp., 1977

2. CS100J 09 September 2003 ABOUT THE COURSE TEXT If you cannot find the course material for CS100J on the Text Shelves in the Cornell bookstore, Order a Reprint at the Book Information Desk. It will be printed within 2 business days, and you will be emailed as soon as it is available. (Some are returned daily.)

3. CS100J 09 September 2003 QUIZ on Tuesday. See “Key Concepts” at end of Section 1.4.6 Class Instance or object or manilla folder Component: field and method Procedure, function, constructor New-expression Class as a type null

4. CS100J 09 September 2003 Answers to previous. A type is a set of values together with operations on them. A variable is a name with associated value or A variable is a named box, with a value in the box

5. CS100J 09 September 2003 These answers are WRONG type is the type of a variable that it is, e.g. int, double. Each type is different and good for certain purposes. Tells computer how variable is stored. Variable: something that is stored in the computers memory. It can be changed. e.g. int x= 5. x is a variable.

6. CS100J 09 September 2003 These answers are WRONG type is the type of a data ?, such as float or int, and it carries different amounts of info. Variable: a value stored in the computer that can be changed.

7. CS100J 09 September 2003 These answers are WRONG type The kind or form of a variable. For example, “Hello” is a String and 5.0 is type double. Variable: Something (usually a letter or word) that holds information or provides access to an internal name the computer gives to an object.

8. CS100J Reading for this lecture: Section 1.5 and 1.6. Read all the “style notes”, too. Summary of lectures: On course home page, click on “Handouts” and then “Outline of lectures held so far”. Today: Add a field to a class definition. Introduce the value null.

9. A class is a file-drawer. Contents: manila folders. Bill Patient name “B. Clinton” address “New York” owes $250.00 getName() deposit(double d) (1)unique name on tab of manila folder. (2)manila folder, instance, object of the class (3)fields (they are variables) (4)methods (procedures and functions): instructions to do tasks

10. /** description of what the class is for */ public class subclass-name extends superclass-name { declarations of methods } a0 super-class-name subclass-name methods and fields inherited from superclass-name methods and fields declared in subclass-name folder belongs in file drawer for class subclass-name